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Bank makes CPR devices donation; docs: after dozens of charges, woman can't stop assaulting people; more chief justice resignation fallout.

By Tony Schinella, Patch Staff

Sep 17, 2026 2:58 PM EDT

PM Patch NH for Sept. 17, 2026. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.

This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours.

After Dozens Of Charges Across 13 Years, Concord Woman Just Can't Stop Assaulting People, Court Docs Say: After receiving a suspended sentence in 2025, Jasmine Curtis is now accused of assault, domestic violence, stalking, and child endangerment.

Another Nice Weather Weekend On The Seacoast — And Some Help With The Drought, Too: The National Weather Service says most of the Granite State is under "moderate drought conditions," but that might change this weekend.

Nashua Man Accused Of Beating Kids With A Phone Charger Cord And Telling Them To Lie About It: Alejandro Infante-Lora was arrested last week on charges after 2 children were seen at their school with "suspicious marks," police say.

Woman Who Escaped From Custody At Concord Hospital Has Been Captured By NH State Police: Update: Police and troopers were searching for Keri Pagnozzi, 46, a woman who reportedly made threats against cops and escaped custody Wednesday.

Franklin Savings Bank Gives Penacook Rescue Squad $13K For CPR Devices: The grant will help the Boscawen-based EMS provider buy automated CPR devices for emergency calls.

Vandals Smash Windows, Spray Paint Swastikas At Queen City Café | Manhunt For Hospital Escapee: PM Patch NH: Former firefighter gets light sentence in child abuse image, stalking, spy cases; more fallout from justice's resignation; hospital layoffs.

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